Question: How to catch Snook in the Surf
So, I am headed on a family vacation to Captiva, Florida this weekend and want to try and catch a snook in the surf. Does anyone have any knowledge if that can be done and what type of lures or baits to use? Thank you in advance.....
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Comment by James H on August 6, 2009 at 10:47am -
Shrimp, far out on the beach. Preferably live.
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Comment by Michael Russell on August 6, 2009 at 6:25am -
Mitch if you have a chance just a 30-45 mintuts drive south is the water pass between Long Boat Key and Annia Maria Island this is a great spot for Snook & Tarpon on the tide changes. Have a great trip I travel to this area to fish Tarpon on a regular basis, I live on the Space Coast about 2.5 hours east.
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Contributing Angler Comment by Mitch on August 5, 2009 at 9:15pm -
Michael, thank you very much for the information....just what I was looking for. Best.....
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Comment by Michael Russell on August 5, 2009 at 12:02pm
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Last summer while on vacation at Santa Maria Island I caught snook in the surf on jigs. I fished them during the tide changes in the early AM & before sundown in the PM. I had them hit grub-jigs & mirror lures. Best of Luck.
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